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Molina Cabinet

Cabinet of Guatemala
2012–2015
Date formed14 January 2012
Date dissolved3 September 2015
People and organisations
PresidentOtto Pérez Molina
Vice PresidentAlejandro Maldonado
Roxana Baldetti
Member party  Patriotic Party
History
Election2011 Guatemalan general election
PredecessorColom Cabinet
SuccessorCabinet of Alejandro Maldonado
Logo used by the Government during Molina's presidency

The Cabinet of Otto Pérez Molina was the forty-eighth cabinet of Guatemala.

The cabinet took office on 14 January 2012 and ended after the resignation of Otto Pérez Molina on 3 September 2015.

Composition

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and FoodEfraín Medina Guerra14 January 201216 January 2013 VIVA
Elmer López Rodríguez16 January 201313 February 2015 Independent
José Sebastián Marcucci13 February 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Environment and Natural ResourcesRoxana Sobenes14 January 20129 January 2014 Independent
Michelle Martínez Kelly10 January 201422 May 2015 Independent
Oscar Medinilla Sánchez22 May 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Communications, Infrastructure and HousingAlejandro Sinibaldi14 January 201212 September 2014 PP
Víctor Corado Váldez12 September 20143 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Culture and SportsCarlos Batzín Chojoj14 January 201218 September 2014 PP
Dwight Pezzarossi18 September 20143 September 2015 PP
Minister of National DefenseUlises Noé Anzueto Girón14 January 201216 July 2013 Military
Manuel López Ambrosio16 July 201316 July 2015 Military
Williams Mansilla16 July 20153 September 2015 Military
Minister of Social DevelopmentLuz Lainfiesta Soto25 January 201214 June 2013 Independent
Leonel Rodríguez Lara14 June 20133 September 2015 PRI
Minister of EconomySergio de la Torre Gimeno14 January 201222 August 2015 Independent
Ricardo Sagastume22 August 20153 September 2015 LIDER
Minister of EducationCynthia del Águila14 January 201222 August 2015 Independent
Eligio Sic Ixpancoc22 August 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Energy and MinesErick Archila Dehesa14 January 201215 May 2015 Independent
Edwin Rodas Solares15 May 201521 May 2015 Independent
José Miguel de la Vega Izeppi21 May 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Public FinancePavel Centeno14 January 201229 October 2013 PP
María Castro Mazariegos29 October 201316 June 2014 Independent
Dorval Carías Samayoa16 June 20143 September 2015 Independent
Minister of the InteriorMauricio López Bonilla14 January 201221 May 2015 PP
Eunice Mendizábal21 May 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Foreign AffairsHarold Caballeros14 January 201213 January 2013 VIVA
Fernando Carrera Castro14 January 201316 September 2014 Independent
Carlos Raúl Morales Moscoso16 September 20143 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Public Health and Social AssistanceFrancisco Arredondo14 January 201210 April 2012 Independent
Jorge Villavicencio Álvarez10 April 201224 September 2014 Independent
Luis Enrique Monterroso24 September 201425 August 2015 Independent
Werner Ramírez Rivas25 August 20153 September 2015 Independent
Minister of Labor and Social WelfareCarlos Contreras14 January 20123 June 2015 PP
Carlos Ulban López3 June 20153 September 2015 Independent

References

  1. "Los ocho ministros fieles a Otto Pérez Molina" (in Spanish). Prensa Libre. 25 August 2015.


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Preceded byColom Cabinet Pérez Cabinet
2012–2015 		Succeeded byMaldonado Cabinet
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